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On a regular Sunday, an ordinary family goes on shopping to buy a Batman toy but their little son gives up on Batman and wants a Barbie House. His mother doesn’t let him to buy it. When they come back to home, the boy transform the Batman toy into what he wants with his father’s support.
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On a regular Sunday, an ordinary family goes on shopping to buy a Batman toy but their little son gives up on Batman and wants a Barbie House. His mother doesn’t let him to buy it. When they come back to home, the boy transform the Batman toy into what he wants with his father’s support.
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Written By:Ezgi Temel
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